Arsenal News Archives: 01/2018

Arsene Wenger paid tribute to Theo Walcott after the 28-year-old moved to Everton this week.

Phil Neville, who is in discussions for the job of England women’s head coach, says the job is the best he could’ve asked for.

Arsene Wenger is still in favour of video assisted refereeing (VAR), although I’m not exactly surprised considering it helped Arsenal get let off two penalties during our League Cup semi-final clash against Chelsea.

Arsenal have reportedly offered 10 players first-year scholarships for next season, while releasing six other players.

A number of Arsenal players have been called up for international duty during the break, particularly for the England youth sides.

Phil Neville reckons that Henrikh Mkhitaryan’s potential move to Arsenal wouldn’t just be good for the club, it could also reignite his career.

Arsene Wenger says he doesn’t plan to respond to poor results by leaving the club, despite increasing pressure on the manager to do so.

Mesut Ozil is set to stay at Arsenal, at least until the end of the season anyway.

Arsenal signing Manchester United playmaker, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, is apparently a very real possibility.

Arsene Wenger says he just wants referees to make the right decisions, after serving a three-match touchline ban for an altercation with Mike Dean.

Arsene Wenger gave the latest team news ahead of Arsenal’s match against Crystal Palace on Saturday.

Gary Neville seems even more confused by Alexis Sanchez’s impending move to Manchester United than most Arsenal fans.

FIFA and the FFF have revealed the Women’s World Cup 2018 match schedule. The tournament will take place in Britanny, France from August 5-24.

If Arsenal want Henrikh Mkhitaryan, they’re going to have to deal with Mino Raiola, one of the most notorious agents in football.

Jamie Carragher disagrees with Sven-Göran Eriksson’s decision to call up Theo Walcott for the 2006 World Cup when the forward was just 17.

Chris Sutton believes Arsenal are no longer an attractive destination for top players, and questions why Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang would even sign.

Phil Neville is expected to be named England Women’s new manager this week after the dismissal of Mark Sampson back in September.

Theo Walcott has completed his move to Everton, ending a 12-year-stay at the Emirates Stadium where he made just shy of 400 appearances in all competitions, scoring over 100 goals.

Gedion Zelalem will continue his recovery from a serious knee injury at Arsenal instead of going out on loan.

According to referee Mike Dean’s report, Arsene Wenger labelled him a ‘disgrace’, and said he was ‘not honest’.